Scott Stoller and family, of Wayne County Ohio, will be one of 8 families in the country featured in a new national campaign of the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). This national campaign will promote conservation through the stories of eight featured conservation customers.
The Stoller Family operates a 250 acre certified organic dairy farm raising corn, soybeans, wheat, barley and alfalfa. They also have goats, chickens, donkeys and two dogs-Sassy and Benji. They utilize a managed grazing system for their 90 Holstein cows and market all of their milk through Organic Valley Co-op.
You can read their story at the following links:
NRCS Conservation Stories
Meet the Stollers pdf document
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